mourning in an apartment below, we find the children's 22-year-old mother. i am in shock. i don't believe it. my two children. they are priceless to me. my life is now very difficult, she says. she says an air strike hit just outside her home about 1:30 in the morning. when we arrive, huge piles of dirt are being moved around by a bulldozer. the neighbors say it is filling the crater left by the strike. a few streets away, in the same neighborhood, it looks like the aftermath of a strong earthquake. but residents say this also was the result of an air strike. you look to your left, destruction. people picking out things that anything they can find, and if you look to your right, destruction. the building next to it blown out. and we are standing on what was the roof of a three-story building. in the street below, the man in green holds his head in astonishment. he says, he had a warning the strike was coming. but felt powerless. the idf called us. they warned us at first. we didn't believe them. then they hit us with a small rocket on the roof. ten minutes after that, they